St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-27
social ENlNGS.

Philadelphian circle of Centenary church
held an old-fashioned spelling match in the
lecture room last Tuesday evening. Henry
Hahn and Robert Mckinney "chose up"
Rev. Jabez Brooks .'pronounced' and the
spelling was Il source of great amusement to
the $50 people present. Preceding the con-
test Miss Ada Marsh played in excellent
style a piano solo and Mr.. Lou Ball gave an
excellent violin solo,
On Friday evening the last of four ger
mans was given at MalcOlm'S under the man.
agement of Bert Robinson, H. NJ. Laurence
and A. }. Robinson. About twenty couples
were present and the party, like its prede-
cesSorS, was brilliant success. The floor
C nmttee was composed of c. S. Parmlee,
"A. E. Day, J. H. Bishop and J. Woodbury..
Yesterday was the birthday anniversary of
Mrs. NJ. D. Elgin, and her friends made her
last night the occasion Of Il pleasant surprise
party at her home, 3016 First avenue south.
Conspicuous among the presents was a band
some landscape in Oil mounted on an ebony
easel.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Cole were pleasantly sur
prised on Monday evening. by about twenty
friends, who were come to celebrate Mr..
Coles 9th birthday. number of beauti-
full presents were left as souvenirs of u very
pleasant occasion.
Mrs A. L. Bausman. 800 Tenth street south,
entertained the Ladies' Aid society. of the
Homeopathic hospital. Yesterday afternoon.
The time spent in sewing for the hospital
patients, after which refreshments were
served.
The S. S. club, composed largely of juniors
of the High school, were entertained last
night at the residence of Mrs C. f. Williams.
3045 First avenue south. The hostess was
Mrs. Williams sister, Miss Marie McColloch.
The young peoples circle OF the First I'm.
tartan society. Minneapolis, will give the last
of their series Of parties on Friday night,
April l, at Curtiss hall. DAM will furnish
the music, and Il tiue programme is prepared
Mrs. F. c. Barrows entertained the Tobog-
gan Whist club Wednesday evening. The
prizes were taken by Mrs. Frank Stetson and
+. c. Long.
Miss Emily Duhuke, daughter of the late
William +. Duhuke, and K. Fl. Garrett were
married Friday evening by Rev. DR.. w. T.
Chase.
About thirty friends of Mr.. and Mrs. I. ].
Miller enjoyed their hearty hospitality Thurs
day evening at their home Highland ave-
nue..
Mrs. Capen, 1877 Linden avenue. gave g.
pleasant party Thursday evening, which was
attended by about twenty-five guests.
Miss Alice Balch extended charming hospi-
taity TO a few friends Friday evening at her
home, 20Ol Second avenue south.
Miss Gertie Dewey, 1916 Fourth avenue
south, gave a very enjoyable progressive
euchre party Wednesday evening.
Mrs. P. +. Ransom. 626 Eleventh avenue
southeast, entertained about twenty-five
friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs. c. X. Sherburn, AZ North Twelfth
street, gave pleasant tea Wednesday even
ing to few friends.
Mrs. Otto Greeley. 90 Highland avenue
gave children party Wednesday afternoon
from to O'Clock.
Mrs. E. n. Brown entertained few friends
at tea Tuesday evening at her home, 1900
Harlem place.
The Mikado club gave it's regular fort
nightly dancing party at Malcolm's Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. w. H. Fuller. North Eleventh street,
vas hostess to about twenty friends Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Hilda Johnson. 1401 Chicago avenue,
entertained about twenty-five friends Monday
evening.
Mrs. C. H. Wheeler, 1921 Park avenue, en-
tertained number of friends Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. L. L. Longbauk. IL Fourth street
southeast, gave pleasant tea to few friends
Friday.
Mrs Alexander, sos Sixth avenue south.
entertained few friends at dinner Wed nes-
day.
Mrs V. L. Rice entertained number of
friends delightfully."- Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George Kirkbride entertained twelve
lady friends at ] O. clock lunch Wednesday
The East Side African Methodist church
held pleasant social Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Kelly. 1908 First avenue north, enter
tanned few friends Friday evening.
-rIss susie Bracket entertained a few
s4.----ss ar tea Friday afternoon.
-.rs. j. = Haves gave u largely-att ended
tea party Wednesday afternoon.
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